Sans pardon

Original title: Unforgivable

TV Movie
1996
Not Rated
1h 35m

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A man who batters women, after nearly killing his girlfriend in a violent rage, finds himself facing his own demons when he is forced to join an innovative group therapy program for abusive ... Read allA man who batters women, after nearly killing his girlfriend in a violent rage, finds himself facing his own demons when he is forced to join an innovative group therapy program for abusive men.A man who batters women, after nearly killing his girlfriend in a violent rage, finds himself facing his own demons when he is forced to join an innovative group therapy program for abusive men.

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Paul Hegstrom: Lately, I've been wondering, do you ever feel like maybe there's a possibility of us really getting back together as a family? I still love you, Judy. I mean, it wouldn't have to be right away. I mean, it's something to work towards. I know it wouldn't be easy, but if...
[Judy quickly tries to leave, Paul follows]
Paul Hegstrom: Wait, Judy. Hang on a second. Judy, Judy, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute. Honey, come here, wait. Tell me, tell me what I did.
Judy Hegstrom: [incredulous] What you did? You abused me for 15 years! You made me weak. You made me a coward. You made me hate myself.

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A different type of domestic violence movie ...

Paul (John Ritter -- R.I.P.) is a nasty, cheating wife-beater who struggles to control his anger at home and at work. I won't re-cap the plot, instead I'll simply say this is an excellent TVM about domestic violence. It explores the reasons WHY men beat their wives/girlfriends and what can be done about it.

In a jaded, cynical world, this movie gives hope that some people CAN change and there's help out there if you need it -- all you have to do is ask.

The cast do a magnificent job in their respective roles and being a true story, there's a little epilogue at the end. I believe it was very courageous for the real life Paul Hegstrom to put himself out there and tell the world what he'd done. We all make mistakes, not many of us can admit it. A must see!